Grave of Thomas Dill Found Near Solomon River Alaska
A worn power of attorney was found in a crevice of a stone grave marking Thomas Dill who died on the Solomon River beaches near Nome Alaska. The crude grave lies 16 miles from Solomon City and links to a Lincoln Nebraska man and a Solomon River Dieley Company employee now a Beattle police patrolman.
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Thomas Dil
Solomon River
Nome
Alaska
Solomon City
Solomon River Dieley Company
Beattle Police
Thomas Dill
Ballinger
Horace Clement
Lincoln
Neb
Jee Clement
Dill
Ret
DNL
Alanka
Dil
Ind
Hyomel advertised as cure for catarrh with refund guarantee
An ad touts Hyomel as a medicated air treatment for catarrh claiming a germ theory cure. It promises a money back guarantee via druggists and offers a complete outfit for one dollar, with mail order option and physician testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Z. Hart
Balsania
Druagieta
Quaker Drug Co
Seattle
Short and Hot Session in Olympia Legislature
In the Senate Tucker's firemen relief bill faced defeat amid opposition and was set as a special order for Thursday at 11 am. Senator Potts proposed two stern bills on property destruction and accounting within partnerships. In the House J I Lindsley sought to establish a defective youth institute at Medical Lake, but the bill was sent to appropriations after Spokane and Pierce county clashed.
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Olympta
Tucker
Senate
Potts
Seattle
Vince Faben
John B. Humphries
Aco
Hie
Spokane
Pierce County
Lindsley
House
Committee On Appropriations
Experts Report Fraud in Colorado Ballots and Counts
Denver January 81 experts testified before the joint legislative committee on election frauds after examining 10 ballot boxes. They found 723 of 3044 ballots written by two or more people and 29,141 votes across 104 precincts with 19,161 for Adame and 9,311 for Peabody. Fraudulent ballots numbered 7,408 Democratic and 1,220 Republican.
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Denver
Joint Legislative Committee
Peabody
Adame
Tensions Rise Between Russians and Local Indians Over Point
The piece notes hostility between Russians on a frontier mission and nearby Indians. It cites medicine men as blamed for fueling the animosity between the two groups.
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Jow
State exhibit officials named at Lewis and Clark fair
Olympia January 31 commissioners appointed to manage the state exhibit elected Elmer E. Johnson of Everett as executive commissioner with 200 dollars monthly and BE Heber of Seattle as secretary with 186 dollars monthly Johnson previously ran the Buffalo exhibit and served as executive for the St. Louis fair.
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Olympia
Elmer E. Johnson
Everett
BE. L. Heber
Seattle
Johnson
Buffalo
St. Louis Fair
Purging First Avenue Disorder Continues
Officers arrest two women on First avenue for soliciting prostitution. Emily Bell, 20, taken into custody at 9 p.m. Another arrest follows at 1 a.m. for 25 year old Mrs. F Sherlock.
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First Avenue
Philbrick and
Olmeted
Emily Bell
Glascock
F. Sherlock
Fireman Injured After Fall From Paul Jones at Darydock
J B Crashmer a second class fireman on the torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones was seriously injured last night when he fell into the drydock while returning from shore leave. He had a chance for recovery.
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Bremprton
J. B. Crashmer
Paul Jones
Darydock
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Uous
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Boston
Dental Parlors
M20
Second Avenue
Nebraska
Lifetime
Olympic Bureau
Beattie Daily Star
Olympia, Wash
Dan Dean
Will Windom
Beripps News Ase N
G.l.holmes Furniture Co
Second Ave
Hcotland
Ireland
England
Orient
Portieres
Madras
Olympia Bureau
Navy Yard
Adams
NAM Tea and Coffee CO
Eureka Hooks
Eyea
de Chiffon
Young's
Kleinert
Aptic
Charcoons’ & Kelly
Buster Brown
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